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Saree Kuchu Design Catalog

These Saree Kuchu designs are inspired by very old patterns usually used to make door hangings also called torans, replacing wool with Silk Thread. Here are a few latest designs handcrafted by our team. Crochet work is done using 6 to 8 strands of silk thread. Different types of beads, pearls, and crystals are used to give it a grand look. It is usually finished by adding a bunch of silk threads referred to as kuchu or tassel. Watch the videos linked if you want to learn how to work the designs. Visit – www.knottythreadz.com for all kuchu making related…

Knotty Threadz
March 27, 2020

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Top 100 Saree Kuchu Designs by Knotty Threadz

In the video below we have shared our TOP 100 Saree Kuchu Designs. I hope our channel has helped at least a few to become independent. Materials – www.knottythreadz.com Subscribe to Our Channel Knotty Threadz and Knotty Threadz Kannada on Youtube. I hope I inspire you to make these at home. Please feel free to share your comments.

Knotty Threadz
September 21, 2019

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Flower Crochet Saree Tassels

With the rising demand for Saree Kuchu, Crochet and Tatting are gaining popularity in the present age. Crochet laces are still used on Bridal Gowns and Dresses in few countries and that’s where our crochet tassels get inspiration from. I remember seeing crochet laces around the neckline of tops, on sleeves, and flair of the Kurti top, who knew it was handmade! Usually, a special thread is used for crochet called Crochet Thread, but since we are working on Silk Sarees we started using Silk Thread to match the luster of the Saree. Earlier there were very few crochet designs,…

Knotty Threadz
August 11, 2019

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Double Colour Saree Kuchu With Beads

Saree Kuchu is trending off late, and due to high demand new designs are getting added to our collection every now and then. People want something new every time and we are glad to surprise them each time. Here is one such design which is very simple and yet elegant. While working this design it is very important to choose the right kind of beads and needle. Beads need to have a slightly big hole and the needle should be appropriate. If the needle you are using is very thick with a big eye then you might find it difficult…

Knotty Threadz
August 9, 2019

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How to make Double Color Saree Kuchu

Saree Kuchu for the sarees has become an integral part of today’s age. No Saree is complete without saree kuchu also known as tassels. This kind of Double Color Baby Kuchu can be the right choice for someone who prefers simple. Two colors of Silk Thread is used to do this kind of design. Mostly when you think of double color saree kuchu, 2 colors are used in alternative fashion, but this is slightly different compared to that. In this pattern, each kuchu or tassel is divided into 2 colors. Usually, we use 100 to 120 strands of silk thread…

Knotty Threadz
August 9, 2019

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How to do Traditional Saree Kuchu Design

Traditional Saree Kuchu is an art of tying thread knots which requires good lot of patience and creativity. Traditionally they are called as saree kuchu and now famous as saree tassels in the modern time. This kind of design needs lot of time as the design is full of knots. The knots have to be placed very neatly and carefully. As a kid I remember seeing this kind of design of my grandma’s saree. Then, I used to wonder how can anyone have so much patience to make so many knots and that too so neatly. I never knew I…

Knotty Threadz
July 26, 2019

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Bridal Baby Kuchu Using Stone Chain & Ball Chain

This is one of our most loved saree kuchu designs. Most of the brides choose this for their wedding saree as it looks very grand. First tassel or kuchu needs to be tied to the picot end of the saree. For the tassel minimum 100 strands of silk thread is required in total. Since we are using a big eye needle, 50 strands of silk thread is taken in the needle, both the ends of the 50 strands have to be kept at equal length, so that it becomes 100 strands. Regular kuchu has to be tied but the length…

Knotty Threadz
June 8, 2019

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How to Make Baby Kuchu Using Silk Thread – 1 Step Design

How to make Baby Kuchu using silk thread is one of the most popular and traditional ways to finish a saree border beautifully. This single-step Baby Kuchu design is easy to learn, elegant in appearance, and perfect for both Kanjeevaram and cotton sarees. In this tutorial, you’ll learn everything from required materials to the exact steps needed to create neat, symmetrical tassels. Even if you’re a beginner, this guide will help you achieve a professional finish at home. What is Baby Kuchu? Baby Kuchu is a short and thick tassel design tied along the saree border to enhance its beauty.…

Knotty Threadz
May 31, 2019

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Saree Kuchu Making Materials – Baby Kuchu Guide (2025)

Saree Kuchu Making Materials are the foundation of creating Baby Kuchu, one of the oldest and most elegant traditional tassel designs in South Indian saree finishing. Known for its thick and short tassels, Baby Kuchu adds grace to sarees, dupattas, and even lehengas. This complete guide will show you the materials required, step-by-step process, styling ideas, and expert tips so you can make Baby Kuchu at home with professional finishing. What is Baby Kuchu in Sarees? Baby Kuchu is a traditional tassel design tied along saree borders. It is simple yet elegant, and its popularity has grown from silk sarees…

Knotty Threadz
May 31, 2019

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